Nidaros

Nidaros (in Normark Norse; Storish Norse: Niðarós; Hurmu Norse: Niðaroos) was a kingdom on the north island of the Red Antilles/Feanoria. Before its dissolution by the hand of the Storish king, it was a client kingdom of Stormark, though largely self-governing and autonomous, with a culture, religion and legal considerably different from Stormark's main one.

History

• Birla, war with Hurmu (1515–1517-ish)
  • Hurmu's confiscation resolution
• Rashid Andelarion, king as Audon (1537–1542)
  • Marriage with Gunvør of Humlebæk
  • Birth of Daniel (1542)
  • Abdication
• Reign of Karl Gustav (1542–1555)
  • Son Bjarngeir
• 1555: Destroyed by the will of Stormark by forcibly merging Nidaros and Dun Gail Dara (formerly Celtica) into the Sólareyjar.

Culture

The Nazarene Church, for example, was the main religion, and there were strong traditional patriarchal Nazarene mores in society, with the Holy Nidarosian Church also being the state church of Nidaros. As a state church, it was a government institution, in charge of registering population, holding censuses, recording births, baptisms, weddings (even civil ones), deaths, and funerals (also civil ones).

The power of the Church was so considerable that Stormark carved out Riskai from Nidaros in order to give the Church more temporal autonomy in 1537.